Secondhand Promedic SP-01 Suction Device

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Report date: 31.07.2025

Promedic SP-01 Aspirator Device Analysis Report

General Assessment and Product Description

The images show a portable medical aspiration device, along with its carrying case and power cable. The product is an aspirator used to clear airways or extract unwanted fluids from the body in medical settings or during home care. The overall condition of the device is assessed as used. It is understood to be an original product based on the quality of its labels, logo printing, and general workmanship details.

The products subject to the report and their quantities are listed below:

• 1 Aspirator Device
• 1 Red Carrying Case
• 1 Power Cable and some tubing

Brand and Model Identification

The brand and model of the device in the images have been clearly identified from the information on its front panel.

• Brand: Promedic
• Model: SP-01

Physical Condition and Deformation Analysis

The overall condition of the device indicates that it has been used. Upon examination of its physical condition, paint chipping and peeling have been observed on the blue casing surrounding the front panel of the device, especially on the edges. There is a transparent plastic cover protecting the control panel on the device, and this cover is intact. The black handle for carrying the device is in place and shows no significant deformation.

The red carrying case is in generally good condition, but slight soiling due to use may be visible. The reflective gray stripes on the front of the case are present.

Technical and Mechanical Inspection

The mechanical and electronic components of the device have been visually inspected. The circular knob for adjusting the vacuum level and the switch for turning the device on and off, located on the front panel, appear to be physically sound. The analog manometer (pressure gauge) that indicates the device’s vacuum power is in place, its glass is not broken, and its needle is at the zero position.

There are LED indicator lights on the panel to show statuses such as “External Power”, “Charging”, and “Battery Low”. Since the device is turned off, no comment can be made on the operational status of these lights. It is understood that the device is a battery-operated model (indicated by the phrase “with battery”), but there is no visual evidence regarding the physical condition and performance of the battery.

Accessories and Missing Parts

Along with the device, a specially designed red carrying case with a transparent front and some black power cable and tubing inside the case are visible. There is no visible crushing or breakage on the power cable. However, critical accessories required to perform the aspiration procedure, such as patient connection tubing and the liquid collection jar (canister), are not present in the images. The absence of these parts means that the device cannot be used in its current state.

Label Information and Device Specifications

The information on the labels of the device’s front panel is listed below. Specific production codes such as the serial number, lot number, or REF code could not be legibly identified in the images.

• Device Name: Suction Unit / Aspirator Cihazı
• Feature: Low Power / High Vacuum
• Warnings: There are warning labels in English and Turkish on the device regarding the risk of electric shock and for user instructions.
• Gauge: The pressure gauge measures in mmHg and kPa units.

Potential Risks and Important Notes

The paint peeling on the product’s casing and its general used appearance are cosmetic defects and may not directly affect the device’s operation. The most significant potential risk is the absence of essential accessories, such as the liquid collection canister and patient connection tubing, which are not visible in the images. Furthermore, as the device is a battery-operated model, the battery’s lifespan and current charge-holding capacity are uncertain. These conditions may require the buyer to incur additional expenses to make the device ready for use.